Explore the shared language of health and care: every concept, relationship, and diagram of a model conformant to ISO 13940:2026.
The concepts describing how a person is: their health state, the clinical and social matters it comprises, and the health conditions identified within it.
The concepts describing who takes part in care — subjects of care, professionals, organisations, and third parties — the roles they play, and what it means to provide care.
The concepts describing the kinds of care activity — from clinical care and social care to self-care and automated care — and the resources they draw on.
The concepts describing how care activities form processes, and the requests and referrals that drive them.
The concepts giving care its shape in time: periods, contacts, encounters, and episodes of care.
The concepts describing how care planning produces the family of care plans — guided by guidelines, protocols, and pathways — and the unintended events plans must anticipate.
The concepts making responsibility explicit: mandates, commitments, consent, and authorisation.
The concepts describing how care is documented: health records, extracts, reports, and the repositories that share them.